Impact of government support on clean technology innovation in Canada: In-house vs. outsourced R&D firm-level expenditures for low-carbon economy transition

Authors: Joseph Jung, Claudia De Fuentes

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Presented at the NACLICS Conference and PhD Academy June 16-22, 2024.

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Type	Working paper (online)
Author	Joseph Jung, Claudia De Fuentes
Publication Year	2024
Title	Impact of government support on clean technology innovation in Canada: In-house vs. outsourced R&D firm-level expenditures for low-carbon economy transition
Publication Language	English

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